Socialism and surveillance: CrossFit quits Facebook and Instagram
Have social media platforms really turned evil?
Memorial Day deals: Grab the MacBook Air, Acer gaming hardware and Xbox One X at low prices
Noteworthy tech deals for Memorial Day weekend
Amazon shareholders reject proposal to limit sales of AWS face recognition software
'Rekognition' ban voted down by 98% of shareholders
Just How Screwed is Intel without Hyper-Threading?
Today we're exploring the impact disabling Hyper-Threading has on Intel processors. We've done this in the past and it's an interesting test, however there are new incentives to check this out due to the newly discovered side-channel vulnerabilities affecting Intel processors and their impact on Hyper-Threading.
Sonic The Hedgehog movie director announces three-month delay to make Sonic look 'just right'
The movie is now set to launch on February 14, 2020
Watch a race between two Teslas: One on the street, one in a Boring Company tunnel
"I feel the need --- the need for speed!"
US loot box legislation gains traction with bipartisan support
The Republican bill now has two Democrats backing it
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Good Old Games is pulling Telltale's titles from its platform on May 27
Snag the likes of Sam & Max or Puzzle Agent while you still can
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MAC VS PC
71% of students own or would
prefer a Mac, claims survey -
CULTURE
Senate passes anti-robocall bill in nearly unanimous vote
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COMPUTEX
Nvidia teases "super" GeForce
reveal for Computex -
CULTURE
AI will soon enable air pollution tracking from every power plant
in the world -
MACHINE LEARNING
Samsung's latest deepfake technique requires just a single source image
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MOBILE GAMING
The Playdate is a retro-style handheld that features a crank
Memorial Day 4K TV deals start as low as $300
Samsung and TCL models are featuring all-time low prices
IBM VP says quantum computer commercialization coming in next 3-5 years
Companies including Microsoft, Google, IBM, and more are racing to be the first with a truly viable commercial system
A Star Wars movie based on Knights of the Old Republic is reportedly being developed
A video game-based movie you can get behind
Artificial Intelligence will soon enable tracking of air pollution from every power plant in the world
Backed by Google.org, the initiative is being lead by a nonprofit AI firm WattTime
Apex Legends' revenue falls significantly for second month in a row
The lack of new content is having an effect
Amazon patent would let Alexa listen to and record conversations without wake word
To enable more natural voice commands
US hits Julian Assange with 17 new charges under the Espionage Act
The WikiLeaks founder faces a maximum 175-year prison sentence
Nvidia teases "super" GeForce reveal for Computex
Nvidia may be planning a Turing refresh
Senate passes anti-robocall bill in nearly unanimous vote
Steeper fines, longer statute of limitations, and a mandate to authenticate and block automated calls
CD Projekt's 'GOG Galaxy 2.0' client will bring all of your PC games, achievements, and friends into one place
You can sign up for the closed beta now
Facebook removed a staggering 2.19 billion fake accounts in the first quarter
Fighting fake accounts is a full-time job for Facebook
Sony patent for haptic feedback glove leaves the door open for full-body immersion
Device can be used in hats, shoes, shirts and pants
AMC Stubs A-List is now the top movie subscription service in North America
Finding the subscription sweet spot
Desktop vs. Laptop Gaming with the RTX 2070
Gaming laptops have earned their place in the market and that's not up for debate. The idea is to show laptop buyers exactly how their systems will differ to a typical gaming desktop, so today's test is very simple: we've taken an RTX 2070 laptop and compared it to an RTX 2070 desktop in a range of games.
Samsung's latest deepfake technique requires just a single source image
Deepfakes are like photo-realistic digital puppets
Sony says its unprofitable smartphone business is here to stay
It now sells just 6.5 million handsets annually
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